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Effect of Transactions on Debt-to-Equity Ratio The following account balances ar

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Question

Effect of Transactions on Debt-to-Equity Ratio

The following account balances are taken from the records of Chagall Meadows Inc.:

Required:

1. Use the information provided to compute Chagall's debt-to-equity ratio. Round to three decimal points.
to 1

2. Determine the effect that each of the following transactions will have on Chagall's debt-to-equity ratio by recalculating the ratio and then indicating whether the ratio is increased, decreased, or not affected by the transaction. Round to three decimal points. Consider each transaction independently; that is, assume that it is the only transaction that takes place.

Current liabilities $146,000 Long-term liabilities 390,000 Stockholders' equity 400,000

Explanation / Answer

DEBT-EQUITY RATIO = 390000/400000

   = $0.975 : 1

a. Purchase of inventory on account is an item of current liabilities and does not effect debt-equity ratio.

b. Purchase of inventory for cash is an item of current assets and does not effect debt-equity ratio.

c. Payment to suppliers on account is an item of current and does not effect debt-equity ratio.

d. Receiving cash on account is an item of current and does not affect debt-equity ratio.

e. Payment of insurance for next year is an item of current assets and does not affect debt-equity ratio.

f. Sales on account is an item current assets and does not affect debt-equity ratio.

g. Repayment of short-term loans at bank is  an item current liabilities and does not affect debt-equity

ratio.

h. Borrowing at bank for 90 days is an item current liabilities and does not affect debt-equity

ratio.

i. Declaration and payment of cash dividend is an item of current and does not affect debt-equity

ratio.

j. Purchase of short-term investments is an item of current and does not affect debt-equity ratio.

k. Payment of salaries is an item of revenue nature and does not affect debt-equity ratio.

l. Accrual of taxes is an item of current liabilities and does not affect debt-equity ratio.

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